J. Fergus

The search and advertising company doesn't think Zoom's privacy and security measures are up to snuff.

The puzzle debuted last year to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11’s launch.

The quiz built by the EFF shows how innocuous things like a passport land you in databases.

The call to action is for IBM’s Call for Code Global Challenge.

It’s early days for its esports functionality, but an admirably huge swing.

Ads are falling through the cracks thanks to a diminished workforce and automation reliance.

A useful gadget for some and a privacy nightmare for all.

More than a dozen other companies were warned months ago about the limits of their 2FA.

The dramatic dip surpasses travel trends after 9/11 and the Great Recession.

If you bought them on Steam it would cost you more than $100.

Medical professionals aren’t sure how to get Twitter’s attention once they've jumped through its newly outlined hoops.

If you’re confused about how big a check you're entitled to, of if you're entitled to one at all, this site can help.

You can save money on a new car, so that’s worth spending more money on gas and boiling the oceans, right?

Other content providers will doubtless be looking to do likewise now.

Google's misinformation protections may inadvertently tip the scales towards Trump's ads.

The Fremont Police Chief was not having it and there are receipts.

Chinese officials and Huawei marry good ideas for the New IP with cyber sovereignty and an internet killswitch.

Law enforcement can currently access “abandoned” phones at will.

The popular Best Memes account posted fake tweets purporting to be from Trump and Obama.

Factories have ground to a halt and GE is laying off staff to cut costs in the face of the ongoing coronavirus crisis.